Vibrational Energy Offering......
“There is some kind of a sweet innocence in being human- in not having to be just happy or just sad- in the nature of being able to be both broken and whole, at the same time.”
― C. Joy Bell
― C. Joy Bell
Off-color daughter was in the emergency room this weekend. She seems to be passing a kidney stone that we've known she has.
I feel helpless when my children hurt. I want to band-aid their scrape or wound. I want to immediately apply a healing balm so that they are free from pain.
Truth is...
no human is free from it.
It comes in waves
that rise from the oceanic tides,
splashing in angry bellows,
then rolling out leaving foam and shells and other debris behind.
Hurt comes,
but
in the same tension
so
does healing.
It just seems we notice the pain more,
feel it deeper and more intensely.
I'd love
for one moment,
to really experience the wonder of life,
of joy,
of peace,
in the same manner I feel my pain.
Perhaps if I'd train myself to
do just that,
stay present in all the moments,
then perhaps,
I'd learn to feel it all on a deeper experiential realm.
When we were in the ER, I felt a rage,
wanting my child to come first.
I could feel the tension of the staff
moving in tiny frantic waves,
trying to care on a personal level for each child.
They did a really good job at doing so,
but
I felt my selfish,
take care of my little corner of the world,
territorial mama lion
come out in me.
Most often I was controlled,
but I didn't want to be.
I listened as babies cried
in painful sobs
of
hurt.
I watched a child and her frantic parents be wheeled on a stretcher with paramedics attending her oxygen level and still I wanted mine taken care of first.
Interesting how sitting in a different chair,
with
a different view
can
teach me something about myself.
Usually,
I am empathetic to an unhealthy level,
I feel others pain,
sense their shift in vibrational energy
most often I'm tuned into the world.
But when
it's mine
my precious baby---
the world ceased
and
I could feel my frantic pace
protecting,
watching,
waiting
for relief to come.
We humans,
including myself,
are a mystery
filled with our
splashing emotions
whose colors and flavors change
as quickly as the tide changes.
Off Color daughter is feeling some better
and
as I sit here in my comfortable but dusty home,
I wonder
I think
of all the mom's and dad's out there
pacing,
waiting,
searching,
for help for their own pain
and
I send a prayer into the Universe--
for healing
for hope
for calmer tides
and
I
imagine,
the dark circles of worry
underneath the mom's eyes
who watches her Ethiopian children
and
sees their stomach swell from starvation,
I feel the tremble of mom's and dad's who
stand at their child's bedside
waiting for the tide to
bring them a miracle from somewhere unknown.
I can feel the emptiness and brokenness
of the parents who
search for their missing children
and
then
the
dark night of the soul
that
covers the entirety of those parents
standing at a casket,
a graveside,
a tombstone
mourning for moments they will never have
and
I pray.....
pray for the whole human race
offer up my energy
on this morning
for
hope
hope for whoever might need it
this Sabbath morning.
so if you do,
hold out your hands to the Universe and expect
what you need.
May all of you feel
the energy I have sent forth
and
may it bring each of you
a ripple
of
exactly what you need.
Blessings and Love to you,
The Radical Rambler
from the South!

3 Comments:
I'm sorry your daughter (and you) had to go through that. I sat with my dad in the ER for the same thing last year. I hope everyone is starting to feel better and has gotten some rest.
Hi Pam,
I do hope Off color daughter is better and is not in such pain. I can so completely relate to what you're saying, including the part about wanting your child to have the attention; to erase the pain and take away the hurt. It's certainly a place to bring out things about ourselves we didn't know before. Mini-him has had emergency room visits that I still try to forget. I've had similar thoughts about people who face that level of desperation daily, and who have little to do but wait and watch.
My prayers and healing energy to your daughter, and you too. I hope you have a more peaceful time.
It's truly disturbing-thinking of those moments when you have the energy to shift the whole world to bring relief to your little one, and yet, you're expected only to wait patiently.
Hugs, Anne
As a mom who has a daughter that has chronic health problems I understand, if we could take the pain from our children we would. I hope your daughter is doing better and is no longer in pain. I found you through Cyber Connect, come by and visit me at http://bridgetsdaughter5.blogspot.com
Post a Comment
Subscribe to Post Comments [Atom]
<< Home